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HONG KONG

DAILY PRESS. SATURDAY,

AUGUST 10, 1935.

DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS

Hong Kong Stock

Exchange

Sharebrokers" Association

LEF-ra

Seller

Jalan

FRIDAY, AUGUST 9.,

Bayern

Bales Hamina

Banka

H.B. Ba

|ex ¡áv.ž 2106↓

£13

£31)

bo. (London) ....... Chartered Banks... Mercantile Hs. "A"

$1,050 d

213)

£134

2131

$781

$1,060 c. div.

*!!!!!!!!

$370.

!!་;:

Lki.

Bank of East disia........

N. C. & S. Backs ... Am. O. Fic. Corp: S. Ch. Fin Corp. Ord. 8.

Do. Pref. 5. Lazaramoon

Canton lusurances.......

Underwriters

Union Insursuices...

China Fires

International Asson, S.

Shipping

Douglases ........................

Steamboats.......

$203

10 eta

$382

H.K. Firs

200

$36

$30

Indoe (pro)

$19.

Do. (det.)

75/

Waterbosta

Anitamoka

*****

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀HİLğUM!

$35

Shells****

Mining

Balatcos

29 cts Baguio Gold.....

$12.20 Benguat Consolidated

Exploration 1 ots.

76 als

$18

178

874

36 ots.

2 ota

181

་་་

Godowns, sta.

H.K. & K, Wharvei.

Do.

Providents (old) .50 cl.

Do.

H.K, W. Docks

S. Chica Motors' A'

Shangnai Decke S.

Du.

(old)

(new)

(18)...

201

"B"

878

New Bagineorings8.

5240

Hongkows

... S.

$78

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

(Through Renier's Agency)

New York: August 9.

QUOTATIONS

New York/London Crossi-rata, New York Cotton-Uct. New York Rubber-Sept. Chicago Wheat -Sept -Sept Chicago Corn

Montreal Silver -Dec. Silver--Official

Last Today's High Low Close Close 14.002 486) 1.95) 1,961

111 11.0 11.3 11.13 .19 off 170 11.95 1995 1.03 0 up 91 M9 201 B01

off 78) 750 18 731 68.03 68.85 68,84 85.656.1 up

unchanged

SOUTH CHINA FLOODS

Large Areas Under Water

Change Barely (From Our Special Correspondent)

up steady

Cantón, Aug. 9. sile Hoods. in North River and West River have subsided during The the last forty-eight hours. towns along these rivers are stili under water, but as it is going down the streets are expected to dry up in the next few days.

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业

Dow Jones Average,

Higu-1934/35-Low: Aug 7.

Aug. 8. Change

30 Industrials

12.04

84.59 125.81

135.99

20 Rails

61.06

*9.11 34.10

434.31

·$190

20 Utilities

31.07

14.39 24.98

25.00

04 up

20 rta,

"40" Bonds

$370

J302

11 Commodity Index

197,17%

+3.25

54.73 90.69

96.60

04 off

$1.98 53.97

+3.71

.36 off

$375

Business Dons: −1,430,^u' shares.

Last Sale

Stock & Diy.

Aug. 7 Aug. 8

Stock & DIY

1.05. Sale Aug. 7 Aug. 8

130

Adams Express

Gold Dust) (1.20)

512

73/-

Amer. Can (4)

143}

1-13

Goodyear

367 192

197

311

Am Cyanamid "B"

Int. Cement

(25dr.)

211

Int. Nick (.80)

103

281 28j

75 ctm

Am. For. Pwr

Int. Tel.

Tel

Am. For. Pwr. $7 1st

Johns Manville

201

123 ots.

11ets

FI.

371

Kennecott (15

392

13 at

Do.

Am Locomotive

161

181

Loew's (1)

241

110 ots.

Do. Goldfeld

Am Radiator

171

Lorii. (1.20)

727

723

Bats

Big Wedge

94 ct.

Am. Smelting

431

McCt, Ward

34)

5 cps.

Gold River

5 sts

Am T. and T. (9)... 1324

132

Nat City Bk (1)

291* 294*

130 ota

Gold' Creek.......esar.

United Paracalon

Am. Tob "B" (5) 100

994+

Nat, Da. F. (1.20)...

151

» 147

133 gt

19 et

Salacot Mining.....

il ats.

90 ets.

Ipa Mining.........................

Am Waterworks (2) 134 Am. Waterworks 36

13)

Nat. Distillets

Nat. Pwr. Lt. (.80).

101

36 ota.

Itogons

'pref (5)

72 →

N.Y. Central

201

12/6

Kaliaus

12/6

Anaconda Copper

174

161

N. Amer. (50c. 4%,3)

201

$14

Langkata (single) 3.)

Exploration...... 3.

Atch. T and 8. F..

Pac. Gas (1.50)

264

261

151

"Shanghai Loans s.

(2 d.)

Pac. Ling. (3)

414

372

Raubs............ $7.30°

Auburn

Automobile 251

251

Packard Motors

Veneruela Gold Fidu.| 52.50

Baltimore & Ohto...

132

133

Penn, Rly. (1)

261

Bocks, WharvOK,

"Bethlehem Steel

..35%

351

Phil Petro (1)

234

221

Boeng Airplane

107

Pub. Ser NJ (2.80

401

Borden Co. (1.60)

474

Radio Corpn.

$78

Borg Warner (1dr.)

65%

674

Rey. Tob "B" (3)

541

$70

Case

Schenley

30+

301

10 cte. Canadian Pacific

"93

Sears Roebuck

541 50%

Caterpillar Tract

52.4'

52)

Soc.-Vac (60),

113

Ch. Nat. Bk. (140)..

*321*

3217

Sm, Cal. Ed.

(1.50)

194

193

O'Peake Corp. (2.50)

Southern Paciâc

183

191

$79

C'Peake Corp. and

457

Stan Brands (1)

146

141

Ohio (2.80)

Stan. Gas

B+

Chrysler (id)

582

581

Sta O NJ (1)

463

461

Col. Gas & Elec.

Ster. Pro (2.80)

#51

65k

Comm. Bolv. (80)

187

Studebaker Corpn

$3.80

$19

$3.80 1991

Comm. Sthrn

Texas G, Sup (2)

341

Comm. Sthen.

Transamerica (1.12)))

3101

$100

cum. Pt. (6)

56+

584

Un.. Car and Carb

$201

$lu

Cons. Gas: NY (2) 307.

301+

(1.40)

62)

Cons. Oil (28)

Un. Pec. Rlys (61 974

963

Cont. Oil (25)

211

Un. Aircraft Corp..... 17

3123

Corn Prod (3)

711

Un. Air Line Trans...

$8.10

"Humphrey■ ...

$7.20

Douglas Aircraft

28: 294

New Asia Hotel

United Corpn.

$35

Asia Hesities "A"S}

Do.

Du Pont (2.60%)

1081

Uni, Gas Impr. (1.20)

184

164

"".

Elec. Band & Share 131

14)

Univ. Leaf Tob. (2)

601*

$58

Chinese Estates................

Elec. Bond $5 Pf. (5)

U.S. Indus. Alcohol...

401

Cotton MilS

Elec. Bond 36°F (8)

724

731

U.S. Rubber

141

Ewos

.B.

Fox Film A

U.S. Steel

424

180

Susi Cottons(uld,S.

$64

Clen. Elec. (50)

$40

10.

(new S.

287 291

Vanddiuin

151

Zoong Sings........

110 Gen. Foods (1.801

$95

Wing Un Textiles(S.)

$25

Public CustION

Gen Motors (id) Gen. Rly, Bigs (1).....

361 361 417 333

Warner Bros.

Picts.

421

· 321*

West E. & M. (85).. Call Money

53.

641

$12.60

Fak Trams (old) .........

10%

Do. (LOW)...

BLA

↑ ex. div.

$769

***

$17.60 Yaummati Ferries...

$17.38

8.60

Chins Lights

584

$581

H.K. Electrice....... $58)

3084

NEW

$221

Macao

do.

Sandakan Lights ........

$20 $20

$20.40 $790

L0/8 22/6

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$2,20

Lands, Botala, zad

Buildings

H.K. Hotels. H. tunds...... Do. 4% Debentures Shanghai Lands....

Metropolitan Lands.. H.K. healties........................... China Do...................

Jo. Debenturess,

framways más $123

Star Ferries $78

Telephones (old) .......'

Dö..

$111 China Buses .............. S.

Tractions

Lo.

(pret.)...... Industrials

Canton Ices $1.45 Cemente

Ropes............$1.80

Miscellaneous

Amusements ...***

Constructions, (old)| 31.10

(new)

# possible inutilation

YORK

STOCK

401

AND

COMMODITY QUOTATIONS

(Through Renter's Agency]

181

Malabon Sugars

141

$19

Caldbeck, (ord.) 5.|

New York-London

.4961

$13

Macgregors/iprat.)5.

Cotton, October

11.13

$1.80

Cotton, May organomet

10.98

$2.

1.80/1.80

Rubber, December ....

12.21

Chicago Wheat, September

801

Last

August

11.00 Close Open 10.20 10.40

4961 1961 4061 11.10 11.13 11.14. 10.93 10.98 10.95 12.18 1217 .12.18,

901 903

$15 15.15/15.20

Dairy Farms

$15.15

Chleago Wheat, December .A.

921

021

$1.80

Ch. Etainment................

50 cta

841

Corn, September "...

751

75}

761

Corn, December

$110

25 otr.

Do.

35 ct.

STOCKS

Lane Crawfords....... ....

321

American Smelting

431

Mackintoshe...............

Consolidated Gas of NY

*30) 302

301

Nanyang Tobacco...

El. Bond and Share

14)

141 14 141

14.-

$4.70

Sinceres casamento, ak

$4.70

100

$3,35

Watsons

General Motora

421

421 43

·431

10 cts.

Wm. Powells ...................

55 at.

Int. Tel and Tel.

10%

10g 10

100

11.

M. Lireyhounde.....

Loew's Inc.

391

394

391

31.35

S. C. Enterprise ........

Montgomery W.

341 842 341 35

93%.

Uh.0.5213250.Bdx. 97

N.T. Central

201

H.E. Govt. 4% Loans

201 201

201

Standard Oll Co. of NJ.

461

US. Steel...

421. 421

421

424

461 43

Wallace Harper......

#55

ALK, Wing Op

8'bai Don

458

Vibro Pileng ......... $21

DANZIG-POLISH AGREEMENT

Special to the "Hong Kong Daily

Pres" (Copyright).]

Danzig. Aug 8.

differences between Danzig and Po-

and-

Transocean Kuo Min

MINISTERS MEET

Danzig, Aug 3 An unforeseen mee.ing took Place on Thursday in the Polish port of Gdynia between M. Greiser the president of the Danzig Senate and the Polish Foreign Minister Col. Beck, according to an official statement issued by the Senate.

JAPANESE OPEN NEW SWIMMING POOL

និង

REICHSBANK RETURNS

[Special to the "Hong Kong Daily Pres” (Copyright).]

Berlin, Aug. B. Reichmark quotations (without guarantee):/

New York Paris

Shanghai, August 6. With many prominent members of the Japanese Community pre- zent, including Rear Admiral Araki, commander of the Japanese Land-j ing Party, Mr, A. Sugihara, Consul, and Mr. K. Sugimoto, the president of the Japanese Residents Cor- poration, the recently completed swimming pool on the premises of the Japanese Girls' High School in | Traniocean Kuo Min Chapel was opened on Saturday

afternoon.

Amsterdam

Landlor

Paris Sterling. Dollar

40.33 .609.43

59.84

12.29

74.95

15.10

letter

the programme was writing in the water, a Japanese

For the Arst time in many years, Nanning, provincial capital ot Kwangsi, is under three feet of water. The low-lying area is all flooded, and at one time the water almost reached the Bund. Because of the floods, General Li Chung, Jen, Commander-in-Chief of the Fourth Group Army, is unable to

start on his inspecdon tour.

the

The Sunson aircraft of South-west Aviation Corporation have cancelled all trips to Wu- chow and Nanning. Instead the cabin planes y direc. to Kwaiyuen about 80 miles West of Wuchow, | and from there the planes will hop western off for Lungchow, the terminous of the air line."

Sheklung, a town on the Canton- under Kowloon Railway, is all water. Even the motor roads in Sbcklung are submerged and the entire region is like a vast lake. However, the railway is not affect- ed by the floods because it is many feet above the water level. All the regions South of Sheklung resem- ble an inland sea, where communi- cation is only by boats and junks.

DRESS REFORMS-IN- CANTON

(From Our Special Correspondent)

Canton, Aug. 9. Before the new measure for de- cent and patriotic dress reform takes effect, the Canson police au- these in- thorities to-day issued structions to newspaper and news agencies soliciting their opinion on this worthy project. All the three government papers featured this reform, and some expressed edi-

vial approval of it.

General Chen Tsai Tong, com- mander-in-Chief of the First Group Army is the author of this mea- sure, because he believes that in and the present time of storm stress women must dress neatly and frugally. Modern clothes are expensive while the materials have to be brought from foreign coun- tries. Exposure of bare arts and legs is considered bad taste. Lido attire is also deemed vulgar by this general.

Students are not allowed to wear European dress. and girl students are not permitted to use foreign materials to make dresses. When this reform will be carried out is not announced. The measure was approved by the, Political Research Institute.

SOUTH AFRICAN COMMUNISTS .

[Special to the "Hong Kong Dally Press" (Copyright)]

Moscow, Aug. 8: The main points of a clearcut programme drawn up by the South African Communists jointly with at the in 2

the

native organisations African Congress, stated speech by the negress delegate Henderson. to the congress the new communist standpoint regard- ing some questions of polley in the colonial countries revealed by the programme which contains the following aims: (1) the removal of all legal restrictions affecting na- tives, (2) the transference of all tree landed property to natives and

In the "poor white farmers". course of the speech the negress further regretted to have to record that the fascist organisations so called "Greyshirts" were beginning to make headway in South Africa, and went on to allege that it had certain connections "with German Fascists"

Henderson concluded" with Я statement that the United Com- munist Front in South Africa would fight for an independent na- tive republic.-

Transocean 'sa Min

SHIPS IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATION

The agreement between the Dan- lg and the Polish Governments was initialled here on Thursday arternoon whereby the Polish gov- ernment revokes the Customs de- Cree of July 17, prescribing that

The list of ships expected to be M.. Greiser was paying a visit

The opening ceremony began import duties are only payable at Polish Customs houses, while Dan to Gydnia where M. Beck was with a speech by Mr. G. Yası, a swimmer swimming through some in wireless communication by the about to leave for Helsingfors. The former president of the Residents of the characters of the Japanese Government Radio Office with zig repeals the measures taken in

Next was the trans-Hong Kong yesterday. consequence of the Polish decree. conversation which ensued was of Corporation, explaining the pur alphabet. providing for duty free import to the calmest tone and proved to be pore of the construction of the Terence of the pool to the Naldera, Fukuken Maru, Van Corporation, and to Heutas, Tinegara. Conte Verde, This was followed by a Residents. certain goods into Danzig territory. of considerable length and covered pool

Further detalls will follow on the all matters interesting to both purifying ceremony, and some conclude the programme there Ginyo Mar, Chenonceaux, Pots- swimming by Mr. E. Motoyama, a were swimming races between dam, President Hoover, Canton,

Arabia Maru and General Lee, completion of the present negotia-parties-

Japanese swimming expert: Fourth Ballors and between children. Llory to regulate, all cute anding | Traneolean""Euo"Me40)

XXXX

S E. Levy & Co.

7. IOS HUSE STREET

INVESTMENT BANKERS & BROKERS

NEW TORK COTTON EXCHANGE

COMMODITY KICHANOM, INC. *.T..

CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE-

CANADIAN COMMODITY BICHAN...E, INCL

CORRESPONDENK. J^z

WHITE, WELD & Co., NEW YORK

VESSELS DUE

Achilles, S., September 9. Afrika, E. Co., August 10, Agamemnon, B. & S.. August 13. Añnam, EA. Co., August 30, Ansgir, Melchers', August 10. Antaner, H. & S., September 19. Athos II, Massageries, September 9. Atsuta Maru NYK., August 15. Benvorlich, Gibb's, August 19. Bhutan, P. O., August 16. Bremerhaven, Melchers', Augus: 19." Burdwan, P. & O., September 3. Canada Mara, O.S.K., August 115 Canton, Gilman's, August 20, Chitral, P. & O., August 18, ** Chenonconux, Messnguries", August 11. City of Bristol, Bank Line,,, Sept. 10. City of Elwood, Status Co., Aug. 23. Conte Rumo, Lloyd Triestino, Sept. 1. D'Artagnas, Messageries', August "24. Delagos Maru, N.V.K.. August 15. Diomed, B. & S., August 12, Empress of Asia, "C.P.S., September 14. Emp, of Canada, C.P.5, September Emp. of Japan, C.P.S., August 30. Emp. of Russia, C.P.S., August 14. Ermland, Jebsen's, August 3. General Pershing, States Co Aug. 30 Gertrude Maersk, Jebsen's August 24. Ginyo Maru, N.Y.K., August 10. Hague Maru, O.S.K., August 19. Haruna Maru, N.V.K, August 16, F. Eimvard, Jebsen's, August 18. Helion, Thurcsen's, August 10, Himalays Maru, 0.3.R.: August 31. -Hiram. Thoresen's, August 16.

Hozan Maru, 0.8.K., August 14. far, Meichers', August 14. Izion, B. & 8... September Kutsang, Jardins's, August 13. Manila Miru, O.S.K., September.. 5. Mantua. P. O., September 11. Memnon, B. & S., August 30," Muroran, N.Y.K., August 19, Nagara, Gibuan's, September 3. Nankai Maru, 0.9.K., August 22. Naakin. E. & A. S.S. Co., Sept. 4. Nora Maerak, Jebsen's, August 29. Noshiro Haru, N.Y.K., Angast 13. Oder, Melchers. September 1.. Panama, E.A. Co., August 11. Patrocin, B. & S.. August 16. Penang Moru, X.Y.K., August 14. Porthos, Messageries, August 13. Potsdam, Melchers, August 13. Pres. Harrison, Dollar's, August 16. Pres. Lincoln, Dollar's, August 19. Pres. McKinley, A.M. Line. August 23. Ranchi, P. & Q., August 23. Rajputans, P. & O., September 4. Ranpura P. & O, August 21. Rhein, Jebsen's: August 25. Ronoville, Bank Line, August 22. Sante, Melchers', August 23. Santos, Maru, 0.8K August 22. Santhia, B.I. (Apear), August 15. Shantung, Gilman's, September 18. Sirdhans, B.I. (Apear), August 201. Tai Ping Yang, Dodwell's, August 17. Tai Ping, Dodwell's September 17. Takada, B.I. (Apear), September; & Talma, I. (Apear), August 30. Taybank, Bank Line. August 18. - Teiresias, B. & 8., August 28. Teucer, B., 8., August 20, Tilawa, B.I. (Apcar), September 17. Tjiladat, J.C.J. Line, August 30. Tisalak, J.C.J. Line, Angust 17, Tissroes, J.C.J, Line, August 18. Tisondari, J.C.. Line, August 31. Touraine, Thoresen's, Aagust 11. Trianon, Thoresen's, August 25. Trave, Melchers. September 13. Tainan, B., & B., August 31. Trndareus, B. &9.. Augus: 16. Yasukoni Maru, N.Y.K., August 13. Yomachichi, Stutes Co., August 1.

SHIPS IN HARBOUR

WHARVES

.Kowloon:-Empress of Canada: President Coolidge, Kum Bang and Benmacdhu!.

Salkong: Wing Wo.

DOCKS

Kowloon:-Pingal, Clara Jebsen, Havdrot and Kwai Sang:

Talkoo: HMS. Olympus, Hurian, Anhui, King Lee, Cheklang, Ching- hal. Seochow. and Breiviken.

BUOTA

No. Ai-Kaisar-I-Hind. No. AZ-Alaska Maru. No, A3-Yomachichi. No. A4-Kwangsai Maru. No A5-Kaying.

No.. ATGenoble. No A8-City of Oran

No. A15. Silverteak.

No. Bi-Nanchang

No. B3-Kwei Yang No B5 Prominent No. B6Lushan Maru. No. B9. Canton Maru No, B10.Hellkon. No. B11.

No. 215.

SUPPRESSIVE MEASURES

* IN GERMANY:"

Berlin, Aug. 8. The War Veterans Association, the "Steel Helmèts", more recently. known as the National Socialist "Frontfighters Federation" in Ber- lin, Brandelburg. Pomerania, and Ostmark as well as all subsidiary organisations, were dissolved yes- terday, and at the order of the Police, all funds belonging to these bodles are being provisionally con- | fiscated.

The Secret Police have appended to the decree ordering the dissolu- toh, a statement setting forth the reasons for this act, declaring that "the political development of these organisations has in the last few months, but more especially in the last few weeks, assumed forms calculated to bring the authority of the National Socialist "to dis- credit.

Numerous declarations made by members and leaders of these or-" ganisations have revealed an atti- tude in opposition or even hostile to the State... Decrees issued by the State authorities and intended to apply to the National Socialist Frontfighters Federation, as much as to others, have been either Ignored or evaded.

Until quite recently the Federa- tions have been receiving into membership.

who those

never served at the front, others from among the Marxists and others.. from former political parties hos- tile to the National Socialists, so that the Frontaghters. Federation has really become a reservoir for the oppositional and reactionary forces. The dissolution of these branches of the organisation therefore was ordered for public safety and peace".— Pravosenh Kua Mia

TO REVIVE TRADE

Shanghai, July 31... Over a hundred representatives of Chinese Arms and · · factories were present at a reception given

yesterday by the Industrial and

Commercial Revival Committee of the Shanghai City Chamber of Commerce.

amqual

Mr. Wang Yen-Sung, Chairman of the Industrial and Commercial Revival Committee, in an address, said that the Committee was or- ganized in pursuance of a resolu- tion adopted at the 6th conference of the Shanghal City Chamber of Commerce. Its aim is to devise measures, for combatting the general business depression in Shanghai, and for hastening the return of prosperity to this metro- poils,

LIMITED FINANCES Increase of the Custom Import duty and centralized control over are Exchange, Mr. Wang said,

for measures

reducing effective China's unfavourable foreign trade. balance, but special circumstances preclude their enforcement at the present functure. Again, while. water conservancy on a large scale, including dredging of the various waterways, is likely to facilitate the development » of domestic industry and commerce, It cannot, however, be carried oût immediately on account of finan- cial limitation.

Contirining, Mr. Wang said that before measures for Industria; and commercial rehabilitation can be devised, investigations must first be conducted to determine the causes of the depression. The result of these investigations will then be compiled in the form of statistics on the basis of which suitable measures will be formulat- ed. Such is the procedure being followed by the Committee for the accomplishment of its task, 'Mr. Wang added

1935-08-10 — Page 12

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